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Blog The Business Exit Tsunami There is no denying the Baby Boom Generation (people born from 1946 to 1964) has made a significant impact on...
Blog The Business Exit Tsunami There is no denying the Baby Boom Generation (people born from 1946 to 1964) has made a significant impact on...
Blog The Importance of Knowing the Value of your Company As an M&A Intermediary and Business Broker, I speak to hundreds of business owners...
Blog Pre-Sale Strategy – Positioning Your Company For Maximum Value Companies owned by professional investors usually put in place a...
Blog The Best Time is Now The recent stock market corrections caused me to think about what’s coming for private business owners, especially...
Blog Selling Your Business – Building the Sales Offer While certain tangible elements like financial analysis, return on investment, market...
Blog Exiting your business is inevitable Less than 25% of small businesses ever sell. Engaging an exit planning advisor can be the...
Blog Interview with Yoon Cannon Paul explains in detail how to increase the value of your business. Check out the tips and tricks in the...
Blog Business Valuations- Real Value Pricing System Selling your business - things to know. Making a good selling decision requires good...
What will save our economy? Deals! It is time for buyers to get off the sidelines, and for sellers to reconsider their exit! At a time when “cash...
Blog Can You Sell a Business Without Professional Help? When you are ready to sell a business what type of assistance will you need to do so...
You may not be quite ready to sell your business; we understand that. Stony Hill Advisors has a unique approach to help. With our Foundations...
Blog Behind the Number Interview to Discuss Exit Planning Watch Paul's interview about Exit Planning for Business Owners with Dave...
Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss Statements Record ALL business income on the books – (any tax impact is many times LESS than the GAIN you...
An entrepreneur decided to sell his business, and then when he was at the closing table, backed out. He did this not once but twice.
Three partners with equal ownership in a business they ran for decades had different goals and objectives which caused an extended five-year process of getting the business sold.
Russian immigrants that built a successful business not once, but twice and how one their businesses became a lot more successful than the other. They decided to sell the first business to focus on the more profitable one. Sometimes focus is the key to ultimate success.
An entrepreneur that started a business in college and grew it over decades until a diagnosis of cancer changed everything.
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